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niklabh
what was the solution to the Y2K problem.
pixl97
New software without the problem
commandlinefan
This is why I don't worry about retirement. This is going to hit the year before I turn 65, and if history is any guide, they'll start looking for people to fix this about 2-3 years before it's too late. I'm looking forward to billing $1000/hr in my 60's.
asjfkdlf
"There is no universal solution for the Year 2038 problem"
mcv
Huh. I'll be 64 then. I started my professional life working on the Y2K problem. Looks like I'll end it working on the Y2038 problem.